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Originally Posted by KraGorn
It tells us you PC can resolve the name and seems to be able to reach the POP server .. in which case normally one would conclude one of:
1) there's no POP server running on the target machine
2) their firewall is blocking connection attempts to the POP server
3) you have a firewall on your PC which is blocking outbound connection attempts to their POP server
4) you have a firewall blocking the response
5) any other reason I can't think of 
(4) is extremely unlikely of the rest it's hard to say .. 'fraid right now I'm a bit stumped, not sure what greencreeper was looking for in that ipconfig output, my knowledge of that is limited but I don't see anything amiss.
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Tried turning off firewall but all responses are the same
Thanks for you input
I had thought that someone may have obtained my e-mail password and is using my address, so ntl are blocking access. I have just changed my password so will see if there is any improvement as time goes on, but I'm not holding my breath.
I tried using a different pc to log on to my e-mails and the blocking is also an that machine and IE on that machine has the virus alert page as well now.